[ cheers and applause announcer tonight on late night with seth meyers. Sarah silverman, author of swimming lessons, actress lili reinhart, music from phoebe bridgers featuring the 8g band with Jessica Burdeaux and now, Seth Meyers Seth welcome to late night, everybody. It is 12 35 in the morning and the only people awake are president ial debate fact checkers, so lets get to the news tonight was the first president ial debate. We tape early, so im not sure what happened, but i know even if we didnt, im sure id still feel that way. President trump and former Vice President biden faced off tonight in the first president ial debate. And the topics included coronavirus response, mailin ballots, hunter biden, taxes, hunter biden, climate change, the supreme court, and hunter biden according to a new poll, 41 of voters expected President Trump to win tonights debate. The other 59 think hell lose and claim the loss on his 2020 tax returns ahead of tonights first president ial debate, moderat
Dont touch your face. Stay tuned for late night with seth meyers. Good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause announcer tonight on late night with seth meyers. Sarah silverman, author of swimming lessons, actress lili reinhart, music from phoebe bridgers featuring the 8g band with Jessica Burdeaux and now, Seth Meyers Seth welcome to late night, everybody. It is 12 35 in the morning and the only people awake are president ial debate fact checkers, so lets get to the news tonight was the first president ial debate. We tape early, so im not sure what happened, but i know even if we didnt, im sure id still feel that way. President trump and former Vice President biden faced off tonight in the first president ial debate. And the topics included coronavirus response, mailin ballots, hunter biden, taxes, hunter biden, climate change, the supreme court, and hunter biden according to a new poll, 41 of voters expected President Trump to win tonights debate. The other 59 think hell lose and cla
Lect senator Bernie Sanders. [cheers and applause] while im standing up here i would be remiss to think about other black women from South Carolina that have paved road like september clark, who fought bethune tion and marry cookman. Some of the same issues that concerned them back then are presented in front of us now. As i sit back to reflect on the time we have had in South Carolina and the things we have done to elect Bernie Sanders, i stand in front of you asking one last favor of you, im asking just one more time to dig down to call your friends, to talk to your neighbors, to meet somebody that you dont even know and tell them about this one opportunity, because in 2016, we had an opportunity, but we fell a little short, and thats ok. But in 2020, we will elect senator Bernie Sanders [cheers and applause] so again, reach out to your neighbors, look to your left and to your right and ask them are we going to bring South Carolina home for senator sanders . [cheers and applause] aft
Kentucky, virginia, and other state races. The Christian Science monitor event also asked about the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. Good morning. I am linda feldman, Washington Bureau chief of the Christian Science monitor. Tom perez,oday is chair of the Democratic National committee. Congratulations on last night. A bit of background. Chairman perez is from buffalo, new york. He earned his bachelor degree from Brown University and a law degree from harvard. He served a number of government positions, clerked for a federal judge, was a prosecutor for ted kennedy, worked in the office of civil rights for president clinton, and in 2002, became the first hispanic member of the Montgomery County council in maryland. He became secretary of labor. In 2009, president obama named mr. Perez head of the Civil Rights Division at the u. S. Department of justice. In 2015, president obama made him secretary of labor, and in 2017, mr. Perez was elected chairman of the Democratic
First of all, i will just remind you of some of the things that we have studied this semester. Some of the Historical Context and one is that before 1821, laws were based upon English Common law. From an earlier reading, you might know that according to English Common law, abortion was criminalized only after quickening, and remind me, what was quickening . Yes . And when who feels the heartbeat . Or when who feels the fetus move . It was when the woman reported having felt the fetus move. Dear member from our reading of approximately when that is in a pregnancy . This is from an early reading. It is about four or five months, into a pregnancy. So about that time when the fetus actually moves, a woman read report it had moved and it was after that point that abortion was criminalized. But again, before that point it was not a criminal activity. And the very first new abortion laws that were passed in the United States, were done so in the 1820s. So i hashed a handful of states began to